Summary Olympics Track and Field Results: Women's Triple Jump and Men's 100-meters: Yulimar Rojas and Lamont Jacobs were the winners of the night

This concludes the broadcast of the afternoon's Athletics session of the Olympic Games. The big winners of the day were Venezuela's Yulimar Rojas in the triple jump with a world record of 15.67meters, while the Italian surprised everyone by winning the most important event in athletics, the men's 100m.

1- Barshim (QAT) 2.37 GOLD

1- Tamberi (ITA) 2.37 GOLD

3- Nedasekau (BLR) 2.37 BRONZE

1- Jacobs (ITA) 9.80 GOLD 

2- Kerley (USA) 9.84 SILVER 

3- de Grasse (CAN) 9.89 BRONZE 

4- Simbine (RSA) 9.93

5- Baker (USA) 9.95

6-Su (CHN) 9.98

7- Adegoke (NGR) DNF

8- Hughes (GBR) DSQ

The Briton made a false start and has been disqualified from the final.

Can Usain Bolt's record be broken? We will know in a few seconds

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, YULIMAR ROJAS IS CROWNED AS THE BEST TRIPLE JUMPER IN HISTORY WITH A JUMP OF 15.67 METERS. A BEAST OF THE DISCIPLINE

Patricia Mamona takes second place with a leap of 15.01 and a national record

Spanish woman takes third place in the competition with a national record of 14.87 meters

1- Rojas 15.41

2- Mamona 15.01

3- Peleteiro 14.88

4- Ricketts 14.84

5- Povea 14.70

6- Minenko 14.60

7- Orji 14.59

8- Williams 14.51

Failed jump for Yulimar, who if she stepped well on the board was a world record, she still has one more jump to go.

Ana Peleteiro improves her personal best and the national record set in the second jump with 14.87 and momentarily regains the bronze medal.

1- Rojas 15.41

2- Mamona 15.01

3- Ricketts 14.84

4- Peleteiro 14.77

5- Povea 14.70

6- Minenko 14.60

7- Orji 14.59

8- Williams 14.51

UUUUY the Venezuelan jumps 15.25 in her fourth jump, still has two chances to make the world record

Mamona on her fourth attempt reached 15.01m Congratulations!

The Spaniard in her fourth jump achieved a mark of 14.63m.

The Jamaican improved her mark in the competition with a jump of 14.84m and took third place, taking the medal for the moment from Spain's Peleteiro.

1- Rojas 15.41

2- Mamona 14.91

3- Peleteiro 14.77

4- Povea 14.70

5- Minenko 14.60

6- Orji 14.59

7- Williams 14.51

8- Ricketts 14.47

9- Diallo 14.38

10- Ibarguen 14.25

11- Makela 14.17

12- Lafond 12.57

The Spaniard's third attempt falls short of the mark, after stepping on the board.

Puuuf Yulimar almost reached 16m in the jump, but failed after stepping on the board.

1- Rojas 15.41

2- Mamona 14.91

3- Peleteiro 14.77

4- Povea 14.70

5- Minenko 14.60

6- Orji 14.59

7- Diallo 14.38

8- Ibarguen 14.25

9- Makela 14.17

10- Williams 13.77

11- Lafond 12.57

12- Ricketts 0.0 

Second failure of the Jamaican, who made two jumps over 15m, but they were invalidated for going over the jump line.

The jumps of Patricia Mamona 14.91m and Ana Peleteiro 14.77m have become, in addition to their personal best, national records Congratulations!

Very good jump of the Spaniard who achieves a mark of 14.77m and gets her personal best.

Posiciones: 

1- Rojas (VEN) 15.41

2- Mamona (POR) 14.91

3- Povea (CUB) 14.70

4- Orji (USA) 14.70

5- Peleteiro 14.55

6- Minenko 14.52

7- Diallo 14.38

8- Ibarguen 14.25

9- Makela 14.17

10- Williams 13.77

11- Lafond 0.0

12- Rickets 0.0

Patricia Mamona 14.91 m

Keturah Orji 14.59 m

Ana Peleteiro 14.55

Kristina Makela 14.17

Rouguy Diallo 14.38

OLYMPIC RECORD FOR YULIMAR 15.41 METERS IN HER FIRST JUMP

The Colombian woman achieved a mark of 14.25 m.

In a few minutes, the women's triple jump final will start, where the favorite is the Venezuelan Yulimar Rojas.

Starting order:

Ibargüen (COL)

Rojas (VEN)

Mamona (POR)

Orji (USA)

Peleteiro (ESP)

Makela (FIN)

Lafond (DMA)

Diallo (FRA)

Ricketts (JAM)

Minenko (ISR)

Williams (JAM)

Povea (CUB)

1- BARSHIM 2.30

1- LOVETT 2.30

1- STARC 2.30

1- TAMBERI 2.30

1- WOO 2.30

6- NEDASEKAU 2.30

7- AKIMENKO 2.30

7- IVANYUK 2.30

1- Camacho-Quinn (PUR) 12.26 Q OR

2- Tapper (JAM) 12.62 Q

3- Visser (NED) 12.63

4- Cunningham (USA) 12.67

5- Herman (BLR) 12.71

6- Morrison (LBR) 12.74

7- Sember (GBR) 12.76

8- Zagre (BEL) 12.78

 

Camacho-Quinn broke the Olympic record of 12.26 held by Australia's Sally Pearson at London 2012 and came within 6 tenths of the world record.

1- Anderson (JAM) 12.40 Q

2- Harrison (USA) 12.51 Q

3- Clay (AUS) 12.71

4- Bogliolo (ITA) 12.75

5- Porter (GBR) 12.86

6- Skrzyszowska (POL) 12.89

7- Jean (HAI) 13.09

8- Seymour (BAH) 13.09

 

After three false starts and a caution for the representative of Great Britain, the second semifinal finally ended.

1- Amusan (NGR) 12.62 Q

2- Charlton (BAH) 12.66 Q

3- Vargas (CRC) 12.69

4- Clemons (USA) 12.76

5- Siciarz (POL) 12.84

6- Asuka (JPN) 13.06

7- Kozak (HUN) DNF

8- Thompson (JAM) DNF

1- AKIMENKO 2.27

1- BARSHIM  2.27

1- GALE 2.27

1- IVANYUK 2.27

1- NEDASEKAU 2.27

1- McEWEN 2.27

1- Su (CHN) 9.83 Q

2- Baker (USA) 9.83 Q

3- Jacobs (ITA) 9.84 q

4- Simbine (RSA) 9.90 q

5- Ujah (GBR) 10.11

6- Rogers (SKN) 10.12

7- Cisse (CIV) 10.18 

8- Camilo (BRA) 10.31

1- Hughes (GBR) 9.98 Q 

2- Adegoke (NGR) 10.00 Q

3- Bromell (USA) 10.00 

4- Seville (JAM) 10.09

5- Browning (AUS) 10.09

6- Maswanganyi (RSA) 10.10

7- Tortu (ITA) 10.16

8- Ogunode (QAT) 10.17

1 - Kerley (USA) 9.96 Q

2 - De Grasse (CAN) 9.98 Q

3- Omurwa (KEN) 10.00

4- Leotleta (RSA) 10.03

5- Vicaut (FRA) 10.11

6- Blake (JAM) 10.14

7- Itsekiri (NIG) 10.29

Britain's Prescod disqualified for false start

Athletes who have already surpassed 2.19 meters

AKIMENKO 

GALE 

IVANYUK 

McEWEN 

STARC 

WOO

While NEDASEKAU and TOBE failed in their first attempt. 

Less than an hour to go before the start of the evening session of the Tokyo Athletics Championships, which will feature the men's high jump final.

This is perhaps the most certain medal in Athletics in the Olympic Games, the Venezuelan Yulimar Rojas is the top favorite to win the gold medal of the competition and is also expected to break the world record, which is held by the Ukrainian Inessa Kravets with a mark of 15.50 meters, while the Venezuelan has her best mark of the year at 15.43 meters. In fact, Rojas' mark is better than the Olympic record held by Cameroon's Francoise Mbango at 15.36 meters. 

Podium:

1- Yulimar Rojas

2- Shanieka Williams

3- Keturah Orji 

Rank 1 - ROJAS Yulimar (VEN)

Rank 2 - RICKETTS Shanieka (JAM)

Rank 3  - POVEA Liadagmis (CUB)

Rank 4 - WILLIAMS Kimberly (JAM)

Rank 5 - IBARGUEN Caterine (COL)

Rank 6 - ORJI Keturah (USA)

Rank 7 - PELETEIRO Ana (ESP)

Rank 8 - MAMONA Patricia (POR)

Rank 12 - LAFOND Thea (DMA)

Rank 15 - MAKELA Kristiina (FIN)

Rank 16 - DIALLO Rouguy (FRA)

Rank 21 - MINENKO Hanna (ISR)

 

Rank 1 - IVANYUK Ilya (ROC)

Rank 2 - NEDASEKAU Maksim (BLR)

Rank 3 - BARSHIM Mutaz Essa (QAT)

Rank 4 - AKIMENKO Mikhail (ROC)

Rank 5 - STARC Brandon (AUS) 

Rank 8 - TAMBERI Gianmarco (ITA)

Rank 13 - TOBE Naoto (JPN)

Rank 14 - LOVETT Django (CAN) 

Rank 16 - McEWEN Shelby (USA)

Rank 22 - KERR Hamish (NZL)

Rank 23 - HARRISON Juvaughn (USA)

Rank 26 - GALE Tom (GBR)

Rank 30 - WOO Sanghyeok (KOR)

This final will be very even and very interesting, the current world number 1 is the representative of the Russian Olympic Committee, Ilya Ivanyuk together with the Belarusian Maksim Nedasekau have the best marks of the year with 2.37 meters which are their personal bests, while the Qatari Mutaz Barshim has his personal best at 2.43 meters, but this season he has only jumped up to 2.30 meters.

Predictions:

1- Ivanyuk (ROC)

2- Nedasekau (BLR)

3- Barshim (QAT)

 

Argentina: 7:15 AM
Bolivia: 6:15 AM 
Brazil: 7:15 AM 
Chile: 6:15 AM 
Colombia: 5:15 AM 
Ecuador: 5:15 AM 
USA (ET): 6:15 AM 
Spain: 12:15 horas
Mexico: 5:15 AM 
Paraguay: 6:15 AM 
Peru: 5:15 AM 
Uruguay:  7:15 AM
Venezuela:  6:15 AM

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Good morning to all VAVEL readers! Welcome to the broadcasting of the Athletics competition in the afternoon, which will feature three finals: Men's High Jump, Women's Triple Jump and Men's 100m, belonging to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. The day will start at 12:10 pm.